The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation is known in the Baltimore area for its religious overtones. Here's what Maryland nonprofits should know about the funder before approaching it for support.
Read MoreRichard A. Henson, a Maryland aviation pioneer, created this family foundation to carry on his philanthropic legacy. Here are the top things to know about the Richard A. Henson Foundation and its local giving.
Read MoreThe Goldseker Foundation has been making grants in the the Baltimore area since 1976. Here are some key details about the foundation’s work and how to approach it for support.
Read MoreIn 1986, a self-made homebuilder named Haron Dahan created his own private family foundation based in Baltimore, Maryland. Here are some details about how this funder gives locally.
Read MoreChesapeake Charities awards hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants each year to local groups in Maryland. This article explores how this funder approaches grantmaking and how nonprofits can get connected.
Read MoreFor over a century, the Associated Jewish Federation of Baltimore has been working to support local Jewish life and values. Here’s a look at this organization’s philanthropy and what it’s most interested in right now.
Read MoreHere are some facts to know about the Campbell Foundation and its environmental grantmaking in the Chesapeake Bay and Pacific regions of the U.S.
Read MoreThe Campbell Foundation, also known as the Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment, is based in Annapolis and has very specific priorities for its environmental giving. Here are a few things grantseekers should know.
Read MoreThe Abell Foundation is the largest private foundation that exclusively serves Maryland. Here are the top things local grantseekers should know about it.
Read MoreHere’s a closer look at the Baltimore Community Foundation’s approach to philanthropy, highlighting what Baltimore-area grantseekers need to know.
Read MoreHere are some details about the Maryland Legal Services Corporation and how it awards grants in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreMarriott may be one of the most globally recognizable names in the hospitality industry, but the J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation keeps most of its support in the D.C. metro area, funding local education and other causes.
Read MoreIn the 1990s, George Soros set out to make a difference in a single U.S. city. He chose Baltimore, and today, the institute created by his foundation is still going strong, addressing entrenched urban problems. What are some takeaways?
Read MoreWhy is the world’s preeminent center dedicated to the work of Henri Matisse slated to open in Maryland and not the artist’s native France? The answer involves a steadfast patron and her foundation’s gift to the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Read MoreT. Rowe Price, the global asset management firm, has been based in Baltimore since 1937. Lately, its philanthropic arm has been ramping up its giving and taking new, bolder approaches to tackling the city’s many problems.
Read MoreThe Jack Kent Cooke Foundation is a major supporter of college access with a broad geographic focus. But the Virginia-based organization also makes its home region a priority, giving significantly each year for education in the Mid-Atlantic States.
Read MoreThis part of the Mid-Atlantic between Chesapeake Bay and the sandy beaches of the Atlantic is a favorite spot for seafood lovers and outdoor recreation—but it’s also a hub for local philanthropy.
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